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Upper Bounds on Electromagnetic Stress Asymmetry in Resonant Cavities

Upper Bounds on Effective Electromagnetic Stress Asymmetry in Resonant Cavities: Constraint Analysis of Emergent Vacuum Response Theory

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ESErick Sangalang

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Quantitative analysis establishes limits on electromagnetic stress-asymmetry effects in resonant cavities, suggesting experimental implications.

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  • Establish quantitative upper bounds on electromagnetic stress-asymmetry effects in resonant cavities based on Emergent Vacuum Response Theory.
  • Utilized noise-floor considerations and scaling relations for analysis.
  • Examined typical tabletop resonator configurations.
  • Converted Emergent Vacuum Response Theory into a quantitatively constrained hypothesis.
  • Constrained effective response parameter to χ_eff ≲ 10⁻¹⁷, indicating minimal observable effects under current sensitivity.
  • Validated the framework for systematic falsification or validation of Emergent Vacuum Response Theory.
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Erick Sangalang (2026) studied this question.

synapsesocial.com/papers/69f6e6ab8071d4f1bdfc761fhttps://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.19957532
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